Hi Kevin

Try the following in the Command window:

? ds.WriteXml("C:\\Output.xml")

Then you can open the file with the IE

Regards,
Jose.

>If I set a breakpoint in a .NET app, is there anyway to display the contents of a datatable?
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>There are times when I'm debugging an app, where I'd like to 'browse' a particular data table (instead of going to the watch window and repeatedly typing mytable.rows[irow]["fieldname"] )
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>I realize that if I know in advance which table I want to 'view', I could drop a grid on a form, but sometimes I need to look at multiple tables.
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>Has anyone developed any type of debugging 'add-in' that would allow a developer to view the contents of a datatable while debugging [sort of like being able to BROWSE a table/cursor in VFP while debugging].
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>Thanks,
>Kevin